Rubbermaid Commercial Standard Floor Squeegee, 18-inch Dual Moss, Black, FG9C2600BLA

I work with dogs. Kennel management is a chore. Without the right tools it becomes hard and very labour and time intensive. Get this, it works. It cuts down your cleaning time at least 50%. The amount of water it pushes out in one swipe compared to others with the hard rubber is ridiculous, and the drying time is ... the floor is basically dried just by using this, a quick swipe with the mop and you are done. Will not last as long as the ones made of rubber, and you have to be gentle when using, but I will continue to buy them because they are affordable and my kennel cleaning went from 2+ hours to sometimes less than an hour (depending on the mess that greets me)PROS: pushes out a lot of water quickly, cuts mopping time significantly, floors dry quickerCONS: cannot take too much pressure being applied, will not last as long as the ones with rubber

Tired of bathroom iterations of shower squeegees, get a real one. No, it's not as sexy looking as what's available in bathroom accessories. But in larger showers or with larger glass doors, this is an excellent tool. We use it every day. Eliminated hard-water or soap deposit build up. Helps shower and grout dry. Takes about 1-2 minutes to squeegee our walk in shower. And inexpensive enough to replace when needed.

A small, inexpensive, and perfectly functional soft-foam squeegee. It has a double "blade" design that works reasonably well on wet, smooth surfaces, but skips a bit if you're not applying force (or if the surface is dry).You need to supply a wooden pole, the kind where you drill a hole and screw this squeegee onto the pole. Rubbermaid makes their own branded version, but I picked up a slightly cheaper pole at the local big-box.This squeegee works quite well for small amounts of water (keeping in mind it's only 1.5 feet wide). but in hindsight I should have gotten the larger size. If you're moving water any distance, or want to move light snow or other material, you might be better off with Ettore Steel Floor Squeegee, 24-Inch Curved, which is what I'd get if I were buying again.UPDATE Jun 2018: I used the squeegee to clean/dry off an entire 1200 square foot unfinished basement after pressure washing, and it held up admirably-- no signs of wear, no signs of damage. As mentioned before, it worked best on the smoothest concrete. It also worked better if pulling the water towards me instead of pushing it away. And I should have gotten the larger size. No change to my review rating.

I bought one for garage floor cleaning. It is really thick and pushed water away easily. I rarely use a squeegee, but when I do, this is the best I have used by far!Attaches to handle / rod well. No needs for handle that screws in which inevitably come loose. This product is built to just tighten the clamp down and stays attached well.

It does well ; however, it does not stay on the broom handle well. Even when you think its secure it will fall off. Lol.

I use this almost daily , in my father's bathroom to clean an all cermamic tile bathroom floor and shower. My father is 85 yeras old, legally blind in one eye, so when he uses the toilet , he occasionally drops a few drops on the ground and spills water near the sink , so i need to rinse , clean the floor almost daily to keep it clean and free from any odours or stains. This squeegee does an excellent job , pushes out the disinfectant and water very efficiently, spotlessly so the tile floor dries out in a few minutes. I love it.It is one the best bathroom squeegee I have used.

When I received this squeegee, I was not overly impressed. It looks sort of cheap and I was wondering if I wasted my money. I bought it to squeegee my garage floor for rinsing off the etching solution in preparation for applying epoxy. As it turned out, it worked great. It does an excellent job of pushing the liquid away..and made my project cleanup a breeze.

For one, this is a soft foamy rubber, not the usual solid rubber one I use at my job meaning more than likely it'd wear out.Second it's impossible to attach. Tried everything from a simple phillips all the way to a drill and the screw to loosen/attach did not budge at all. Now it's stripped and useless.